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NewsSiddiqui to star in Beautiful Bay’s Sultana Daku
Indian actor Nawazuddin Siddiqui has joined the cast of The Confession Of Sultana Daku, produced by London-based Beautiful Bay Entertainment.
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News'Moana' top in US, 'La La Land' stunning in limited launch (updated)
DECEMBER 12 UPDATE: La La Land delivered a $881,104 limited launch from five sites for the second best specialty opening weekend average in history.
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News'La La Land' wins eight Critics Choice Awards
Lionsgate’s musical romance earned best film and director for Damien Chazelle from The Broadcast Film Critics Association on Sunday night.
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NewsEFM expands tech and startup series
Topics will include virtual reality, new technologies and the intersection between films and video games.
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NewsGoldfinch Entertainment bought out by MD
EXCLUSIVE: Backer of Burn Burn Burn, Tiger Raid and Broken spins off from accountancy firm NLP.
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News'Toni Erdmann' tops Screen critics' best films of 2016
Manchester By The Sea is second, while Moonlight sits third.
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NewsUK box office: 'Fantastic Beasts' retains lead for fourth straight week
Warner Bros’ Harry Potter spin-off up to $53.2m (£42.3m); eOne’s Office Christmas Party lands with five-day $1.5m (£1.19m) debut.
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ReviewsScreen critics: best films of 2016
Ten Screen critics select their favourite films of the year.
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ReviewsFilms of the Year 2016: Fionnuala Halligan
Fionnuala is Screen International‘s chief film critic and reviews editor. She has more than 20 years’ experience as a film writer and critic.
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NewsBAME charity funding slashed
Creative Access facing closure as government withdraws £2m for paid internship programmes.
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ReviewsFilms of the Year 2016: Tim Grierson
Senior US critic for Screen International, Tim has written for the magazine since 2005. Based in Los Angeles, he also contributes to New Republic and Rolling Stone.
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ReviewsFilms of the Year 2016: Dan Fainaru
A film critic for more than 55 years and Screen International’s critic-at-large, Dan has written for the title since 2001. Honorary vice-president of Fipresci, he is editor of Israeli film magazine Cinematheque.
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ReviewsFilms of the Year 2016: Charles Gant
Charles Gant has been film editor and critic for Heat magazine since its launch, and is a contributing editor to Screen International. He also contributes to Sight & Sound and discusses the industry on Radio 4’s The Film Programme.
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ReviewsFilms of the Year 2016: Lisa Nesselson
Lisa is in-house film critic for the English-language channel of 24-hour TV news network France24. After 17 years at Variety, the Paris-based critic began reviewing for Screen International in 2008.
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ReviewsFilms of the Year 2016: Jonathan Romney
Jonathan is a long-standing contributor of film reviews to Screen International. He writes for The Observer, Sight & Sound, Film Comment and others, and teaches at the London College of Communications.
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ReviewsFilms of the Year 2016: Allan Hunter
Allan has worked for Screen International since 1990 as a film critic and features writer. He is based in Edinburgh and is also co-director of Glasgow Film Festival.
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ReviewsFilms of the Year 2016: Wendy Ide
Wendy joined Screen International in 2015 as a London-based critic. She is also a critic for The Observer and a freelance contributor to publications including Sight & Sound. Previously she was a critic for The Times.
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ReviewsFilms of the Year 2016: Lee Marshall
Lee has worked for Screen International since 1996 as an Italy-based film critic. He also writes on travel, design and culture for a range of UK, US and Italian publications.
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ReviewsFilms of the Year 2016: Sarah Ward
Sarah joined Screen International in 2015 as an Australia-based critic. She also writes for ArtsHub, Concrete Playground, Metro Magazine and Screen Education, is a contributor to SBS, and is heard on ABC radio.
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NewsUK financier acquires screen rights to WWII story 'Operation Suicide'
EXCLUSIVE: Motion Picture Capital acquires movie rights to new account of WWII raid.